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Dozens of Tanzanian Soybean Companies Get the Go-Ahead to Start Exporting to China

by Eric Olander
TWEET TRANSLATION: 49 Tanzanian companies have been approved by the China Customs Authority to export soybeans to China. The move opens the door for soybean from Tanzania to be purchased in China.

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